Oracle Fusion Analyst (Finance)

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Salary82,620 - 180,977 USD per year

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or related fields, financial or accounting background a plus
3+ years in an Oracle ERP functional support role
Recent, hands-on experience with Oracle Fusion Cloud
Strong experience in Finance and or Supply Chain modules such as GL, AP, AR, FA, PO, INV, OM, or Procurement
Experience building OTBI reports
Strong understanding of business processes and controls
Strong troubleshooting, communication, and customer service skills
Comfortable supporting production systems and business-critical processes

Responsibilities

Support the setup, configuration and optimization of Oracle Fusion ERP, including Finance, Supply Chain, Procurement and end ensuring alignment with business processes and controls.
Troubleshoot functional issues, workflows, and business rules, providing day to day operational support and resolving production system problems.
Collaborate with technical teams to design and maintain integrations, custom reports, and workflows using Oracle tools such as OIC, VBCS, ADF, OTBI and SmartView.
Participate in data migration, validation, and cleansing activities, ensuring data integrity during system upgrades or migrations.
Support ERP related projects, including upgrades, patches, UAT, regression testing and month end or year-end close activities.
Act as a liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams, translating business requirements into scalable Oracle Fusion solutions.
Monitor and support scheduled jobs and processes, including resolving transaction console errors
Provide after-hours support during upgrades or vendor-led updates when needed

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